EDUCATION IN POLAND

The Universities in Poland High Level Internationally are 
  • Jagellonian University of Krakow
  • Warsaw University in Warsaw
  • Adam Mickiewicz University of Poznan
The Best Technical and Engineering University in Poland:
  • Warsaw University of Technology in Warsaw 
  • The Top Medical Universities in Poland
  • Warsaw Medical Academy in Warsaw
  • Medical University in Lodz 
Some other Universities with Good Reputations within Poland:
  • The University of Wroclaw in Wroclaw 
  • Nicolas Copernicus University in Torun
  • University of Szczecin in Szczecin 
  • Zielona Gora University in Zielona Gora

The structure of the education system
Polish post-Communist education laws links intact structures of the public, established under the law of education, 1961. In this system, the first stage is nursery schools attended by children aged between three and seven years of his life. City preschools were opened from seven to eleven hours a day and accommodate with their programmes to the schedules of working parents. Schools in rural areas have been opened by five to eight hours, depending on the season, and on agricultural requirements. Training and support services was significantly in rural schools and kindergartens in cities was more than half.Some kindergartens primary school had on sections where graduates to the next level in the same institution. The costs of pre-school education was divided by the Government and the parents. In the Communist system, kindergarten training costs by all parents. 1992 Were 23,900 kindergartens in operation 11,000 separate kindergartens and 12.900 nursery areas.

Eight years of primary school was compulsory in Communist and post-communist systems. Children at this stage in the age of seven, and until the completion of the program, or until they seventeen are.Statement Foreignlanguage was widely used. Were some special schools for gifted students art or sporting and special courses have been designed for disabled physically or mentally disabled students.

The acute lack of Poland in the classroom, double the required changes and large classes (thirty to forty students) in most primary schools. Some schools offer programs for students from grades one to three to ensure their Eltern worked; However, older students, were released at the end of the day school, irrespective of their origin. 1992 Were approximately 5.3 million children in primary school; New deal deleted 2.9% over the previous year.

1991 Still more than 95% of the graduates of the primary school a secondary form. Admission to secondary school was by the examination and the general primary school records. In General, preparatory track with its lowest level in the path of the school professional was highest achievement of the primary to college students. Students graduating in the year 1991, about 43% went to three years, the school of Commerce (specialized in various areas of trade of hairstyle for agriculture), 25% to four-year vocational schools and Lycea % 26 college preparatory schools. The second category increased by 3.2 percent between 1990 and 1991, while the other two. Trade offers only the first three categories, immediately after graduating. Students in the two other categories need further education at a university or portal schools Twoyear their preparation for the work. Some schools, preparatory college combine different operators without a technical background in their recorded; Others specialized in Humanities, mathematics and science, biology and chemistry, sports or classical themes. These schools signed up 1987 more than twice as many girls as young; about 11% of pupils in the school, receive scholarships. Passing the Abitur in preparation for the college students are allowed to take university entrance examination.

Studies in Poland
In recent years, the education system in Poland ordnungsmäßiger has experienced some changes to try, the European principles. At the moment, the children begin their first and the actual primary school at the age of seven and leaving around 13. Goes at the end of the students at several different schools. Take final exam at the age of 19 at the majority of students called Matura. All interested continue their studies or College, Polytechnic or university level must take and testing, the Matura (graduation certificate) allows license under maturity to get the institutions of higher education.
Students who want to continue their training can be conducted on one of more than 100 higher education institutions in Poland. These universities include agricultural Academy, Academy economics and other higher vocational schools and universities technical colleges, technical. There are two most important academic qualifications: b.a. (Bachelor degree) after three years; and research the master (Magister degree) for a further two years. After a master's degree completion students can then test for postgraduate students (post graduelles studies). Courses are completed postgraduate usually two or three semesters
useful links 
http://www.buwiwm.edu.pl/
http://www.london.polemb.net/index.php?document=57
http://www.studyinpoland.pl/